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Old 20-07-05, 08:53 PM
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RE: What type of shop is best?



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radsbow - 20/7/2005 2:04 PM Just as a matter of interest - do the likes of Bowsports / Altservices etc. Purchase their product ranges direct from the suppliers, such as Hoyt, Win & Win etc. or do they use a 3rd party supplier???
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I looked into this...</p>

Aparantly Quicks import their own stuff direct... They are UK supplier for Hoyt/ Easton and other makes. But Quicks is very expensive, if you were a shop, sourcing from them no doubt they woulld not supply you or up the cost so you cant compete.</p>

I think ALt and Bowsports source their equipment from a european supplier called JVD in Holland. However bowsports i think import Matthews bows direct from the USA.</p>

With only one UK supplier and only one major european supplier, there is no competition to drive down costs.</p>

Maybe everyone on AI should chip in so we can open a 'peoples' shop - Great service and Low prices ala Tesco : D We can all own some shares.</p>
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